This 1983 single saw Real Life exploring a harder-edged synth-pop sound that hinted at the stadium-filling ambition of their later work. Though a departure from the sound of their debut, it demonstrated their knack for crafting insistent, catchy electronic melodies.
- The single was produced by Mark Opitz, known for his work with AC/DC and INXS.
- "Catch Me I'm Falling" reached number 5 on the Australian charts in early 1984.
- The song was re-recorded for their 1989 album 'For a Lifetime'.
Real Life were an Australian synth-pop band who achieved international success in the mid-1980s. "Catch Me I'm Falling" was a standalone single released between their debut album and their sophomore effort.
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